The Lantern Keeper
Old Gerda kept the lanterns lit along the path to the Department, night after night, so no wish would ever lose its way in the dark.
Tales from the North Pole, told for bedtime and beyond. Large, readable, and made for reading aloud.
Old Gerda kept the lanterns lit along the path to the Department, night after night, so no wish would ever lose its way in the dark.
Dasher could not sleep the night before training began. He counted snowflakes instead of sheep, and dreamed of flying.
Long ago, a young reindeer with a curious nose learned that the things that make us different are often the things that light the way.
A letter blew off the sorting desk and into the snow. An elf named Pip Merryweather set out to find it before Santa's evening reading.
Mrs Claus' kitchen is never empty. There is always a kettle on, a biscuit ready, and a chair for anyone who needs warming.
Santa always saves one special delivery for last — the house at the very end of the lane, where a single candle burns in the window.